American Diabetes Association

Over 38 million people in the U.S. are living with diabetes. This #AmericanDiabetesMonth, let’s unite as a diabetes care community to spread awareness and take action. Explore how you can engage, educate others, and by following along with our Red Chair stories we will be sharing at diabetes.org/ADM. #WeFight

This #Thanksgiving, we extend our deepest gratitude to the diabetes care community and all those working tirelessly to support individuals living with diabetes. Your dedication to improving lives, advocating for better care, and advancing education is vital to the progress we’ve made in the fight against diabetes. Let’s continue to unite this #AmericanDiabetesMonth by encouraging involvement and spreading awareness. Learn how you can get involved at diabetes.org/ADM. #WeFight

Discover the future of diabetic foot ulcer care! Our latest recording dives into advanced wound care techniques, innovative technologies, and actionable strategies to enhance patient outcomes. Watch the full video now on YouTube this #AmericanDiabetesMonth at https://lnkd.in/gyVQwa2U. #DiabetesCare #DFUTreatment

As we approach the holiday season, it’s important to stay focused on healthy eating habits and making informed nutritional choices, especially for those living with diabetes. This #AmericanDiabetesMonth, diabetes care and education specialists have a unique opportunity to guide individuals toward healthier choices and help them navigate holiday celebrations. Explore the National Diabetes Prevention Program for resources and strategies to promote healthier living at diabetes.org/DPP. Together, we can encourage better health outcomes and prevent type 2 diabetes. #PreventDiabetes #WeFight

The American Diabetes Association announces the publication of a Special Report in the Annals of Family Medicine. ADA’s Vice President, Medical Affairs and Quality Improvement Outcomes, Raveendhara R. Bannuru, MD, PhD, FAGE, and national board member and Chair of the national advocacy committee, Francisco Prieto, MD, are among the lead contributors to the latest report that highlights key policy reforms needed to improve diabetes outcomes in primary care settings. This report focuses on: • Integrating team-based care models to improve outcomes • Addressing workforce shortages in primary care • Reforming policies to ensure equitable access to diabetes care Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/gBBS6j_m Prieto, Francisco, MD Lisa Murdock Elise Tollefson

Don't miss the Diabetes Is Primary® 2024 Webinar Series. Designed exclusively for primary care professionals, our next live webinar is Mastering Diabetes Care: Essential Tips, Tools, and Strategies. December 3, 2024, 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM ET. Join us for 90 minutes of actionable strategies from real-life case studies Can't make it live? No problem! All webinars are available on-demand. Earn: 1.5 free CE credits per webinar. Sign up today! https://bit.ly/4df0Wci

Explore critical insights into the disparities affecting Black women with gestational diabetes (GDM) in our on-demand webinar, Gestational Diabetes and the Impact of Race, Societal, and Lifestyle Factors on Black Maternal Health Disparities. This webinar delves into the historical and systemic factors behind these inequities, emphasizing the need for targeted solutions and the importance of the fourth trimester in reducing long-term risks. Watch now to learn more at https://lnkd.in/dSAY5kXE.

New Resource Alert: “Practice Considerations for Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) Initiation and Follow-Up” An Automated Insulin Delivery system is a game-changing option for diabetes management, using smart technology to adjust insulin delivery based on real-time glucose levels. Key considerations include: • Patient readiness: motivation, literacy, access to health care, and mental health • Device pros & cons: hypoglycemia protection, smartphone control, continuous wear • Individual needs: tubing options, CGM compatibility, meal management Download now to explore effective Automated Insulin Delivery implementation for your patients: bit.ly/aidtips

This #AmericanDiabetesMonth, we've hosted 22 State of Diabetes events nationwide, uniting leaders from more than 1,900 organizations across various sectors to address the current landscape of diabetes and obesity. Last week in Indianapolis, our event focused on 'Addressing the Cost of Diabetes and Obesity on Employers and Our Community.' Charles “Chuck” Henderson , CEO of the American Diabetes Association®, and Patrik Jonsson, Executive Vice President; President, Lilly Cardiometabolic Health; President, Lilly USA, shared insights on driving change in diabetes care, workplace wellness, and advocacy efforts. Eli Lilly and Company

#BreakingNews: The Biden administration recognizes obesity as a chronic disease and takes action to provide access to obesity medications for Medicare beneficiaries and individuals enrolled in Medicaid. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3V9O7tS.